Re: horses that quit - clarification of blood analysis post

["Dyane Smith" <sunibey@sisqtel.net>]

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From: Steph Teeter <steph@endurance.net>
Know your horse - ride, ask, listen, watch others, ride, ride, ride -
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> As one who has made an encyclopedia of mistakes in the course of very few
rides, I think this is very good advice.  You just need to approach this
sport with the idea that you have to be alert to the smallest details all
the time--still can enjoy the wonderful high of a great horse having a great
time, but listen to the details.  The great thing about Ridecamp and
magazines like Trail Blazer is that they give you the questions (and
sometimes the answers) if you watch your horse carefully.
Dyane
N. Ca
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